International support for Ukrainian community in war
Since 2017 DyvoGra`s been keeping a social partnership with the Teenage.Archetype social project (Chicago, Il, USA). In 2022 with the escalation of a long-lasting war in Ukraine started by Russian Federation in 2014 prof. Hereth together with arts community and Ukrainian diaspora in Chicago organized events and fundraising to support DyvoGra free products for people with speech and communication impairmants for safety in war.
In May 2022 two artists, Tania Blanco and Jennifer Hereth exhibited their paintings and collages to benefit for Ukraine at the Addison center for the arts, Chicago, Il, USA.
Photos from art benefit for Ukraine with Jennifer Hereth inventor of the Teenage Archetype Carddeck and Tania Blanco Ukrainian American artist.
Over 5000.00 US dollars were raised at benefit Sat. 3000 were sent to US NGO organization for Ukrainian refugees, the United Ukrainian American Refugee Fund and 2000 to DyvoGra projects support.
We really felt the love and admiration people were sending to support Ukrainians.
Refugee the cat on a magic flying carpet of Ukrainian Cossacks sold many prints and was a favorite of the press.
Outputs and Impact
Over 5000.00 US dollars were raised at benefit Sat. 3000 were sent to US NGO organization for Ukrainian refugees, the United Ukrainian American Refugee Fund and 2000 to DyvoGra projects support.
We really felt the love and admiration people were sending to support Ukrainians. This donation supported a project of Alternative and Augmentative Community in Ukraine with free pictograms for communication in war.
Due to support a series of posters with pictograms for alternative and augmentative communication was made by DyvoGra team for Ukrainians to explaine safe behavior in war with the help of assistive technologies.
Next steps
We really believe that the Teenage. Archetype Deck is a great therapeutic tool. We are searching for funding to make it multilingual and accessible online via an app. To support this project of social partnership, please contact the author, prof. Jennifer Hereth at
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